168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Battlefield 2042 hasn't exactly enjoyed the start to life that the exciting build to its launch implied it would have. The latest installment in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Battlefield series was showcased throughout 2021 ahead of its eventual launch in November. While the reveal that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:2042 wouldn't have a campaign raiseꦡd quite a few eyebrows, the previews of its gran🌳d and epic multiplayer modes looked very promising.
To cut a long story short, Battlefield 2042 has not delivered in the way that many of those eagerly anticipating it expected it to. The game has been plagued with bugs and issues since launch and its player count has quickly dropped off. In fact, as revealed by industry insider Tom Henderson, even the cheaters don't want to stick around at this point, nor do the services supplying them.
Henderson shared an update from a company that creates and sells software used to cheat in a variety of games letting its subscribers know it will no longer be serving Battlefield 2042. “The reason for this decision is the ongoing performance issue of the game which affects the cheat and that most people don't use their subscription anymore since the game is dying,” the update from the cheat supplier reads.
That's right, Battlefield 2042's issues are so extensive, even the cheats don't work properly. If you are one of the subscribers the above message is for, first of all, shame on you. Second of all, you will still be able to use the service's cheats as normal until your subscription expires. If you have a lifetime subscription, then you will be able to transfer it to a different game the company offers cheats and cheat software for.
It isn't just the cheaters who are leaving Battlefield 2042 in their droves. Just two months after the game launched, 2042's player count has already dropped below Battlefield 5's on Steam. That number continues to get lower too and will likely soon overtake, or perhaps that shou♔ld be undertake, Battlefie🧸ld 1. A mammoth undertaking is needed to save the game at this point, and right now, it's unclear what exactly would achieve that.
